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  • Sometimes People Don’t Need Answers First

    Most people don’t need advice first. They need someone who truly listens.

    Many professionals going through a career transition or life transition are not lacking talent or potential.

    They are overwhelmed by uncertainty, overcoming self-doubt, and too many outside opinions.

    One thing I’ve noticed is that people often rush to give solutions before…

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  • Tolu Ojewunmi posted an update 7 weeks ago

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    Are you already staring at the clock, just waiting for 5 PM?

    Here is the harsh reality: If your brain is completely fried by Friday afternoon, you aren’t outworking your peers. You are just doing the wrong kind of work.

    You spent the last 40 hours forcing yourself through tasks that clash with your natural talents, and it is costing you your energy and your momentum.

    We go live in less than 60 minutes.

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  • #Jobseekers #Pathfinders - Career Catalyst Fridays (CCF) Part 2

    Knowing your “Genius” is only half the battle. Career Catalyst Fridays  Identifying why your current routine drains you was just step one. Now, you need…

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  • #Jobseekers #Pathfinders - Career Catalyst Fridays (CCF)

    Is your career running on inspiration or exhaustion? Career Catalyst Fridays (CCF) If we’re being honest, most of us just survive till the weekend. But,…

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    Tolu Ojewunmi and Nelson Ingle
  • If you failed, congratulate yourself—you did what most people never even attempt.

    Here’s the part no one likes to admit.

    The real pain isn’t failing.

    It’s staying stuck in the same place for years, wondering what if.

    Most people aren’t blocked by lack of talent.

    They’re blocked by fear disguised as logic.

    “I’ll start when I’m more…

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  • Tolu Ojewunmi posted an update a year ago

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    When I was growing up, I used to think that failing meant you were going backward—that you weren’t making progress. But there’s a huge difference between failing and failing forward.

    Failing forward is all about making courageous moves, even when rejection hits hard. It’s about learning from setbacks and using them as stepping stones.

    Courage…

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  • Tolu Ojewunmi posted an update a year ago

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    Stop Holding Yourself Back: Embrace the Unknown and Grow

    Often, we become our own biggest critics and barriers to success:

    • Fear of rejection paralyzes us.
    • Doubts about our abilities creep in.
    • We believe we’re not ready or experienced enough.

    It’s time to challenge and overcome these self-imposed limitations. Here are seven common beliefs you…

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  • Finding the right balance between authority and approachability is key to effective leadership. Here’s how to do it:

    1. Be Confident, Not Overbearing: Assert your decisions with confidence, but avoid being domineering. Confidence inspires respect.

    2. Stay Accessible: Keep your door open for questions and concerns. When your team feels comfortable…

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    • Based on my experiments over the years, have learned the best way for me to balance between authority and approachability – is to visualize the conversation from my team members point-of-view.

      by asking questions like –

      How are they feeling right now?

      Are my actions helping or hindering us from achieving our goal?

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      • And you do a great job at it @Nelson . I have seen you in action!

      • Finding time for self-care can be a struggle, but starting your day with meditation can make a big difference.

        Here are some simple benefits to consider:

        1. Reduces Stress: Meditation helps calm your mind, reducing the stress that often builds up during a busy day.

        2. Boosts Focus: Beginning your day with a few minutes of meditation can enhance…

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      • Had a hectic day? Here’s a quick guide to effectively wind down and reset for tomorrow!

        1. Disconnect: Remember to take a break from screens for an hour before bed.

        2. Create a Calm Environment: Transform your space to shift your mood and signal to your body that it’s time to relax.

        3. Mindful Breathing: Remember to do deep breathing exercises.…

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